Funeral details have been released for two of the three road traffic victim’s of of last Saturday night’s tragic road traffic collision near Moy Co Tyrone.

The three-vehicle collision claimed the lives of Laura Hoy-Henry, 23 and from Cookstown, 48-year-old John Guy, who was originally from Dublin but living in Keady in Co Armagh, and Conor Quinn, 31, from Derrylaughan near Coalisland in Co Tyrone.

Yesterday the PSNI confirmed all three killed in the fatal crash were travelling in the same vehicle, a red BMW.

Another woman, a passenger in the car, was injured in the collision.

And two people in a grey Volkswagen Amarok suffered injuries requiring medical treatment, while the driver of a white Audi Q3 also involved in the 10.20pm collision on Armagh Road reported minor injuries.

According to Funeral times, Conor Quinn – a father-of-four – from (Derrylaughan) ‘died suddenly in a R.T.A’.

He is the the ‘beloved son of Bernie(nee Gates) and Hugh’ and the ‘cherished father of Riley, Garry, Cathair, Turlough’.

His funeral will be held on Wednesday 25 February at 11am in St Brigid’s Church Brocagh with interment afterwards in adjoining Cemetery. His family have asked for donations to Northland Addiction Treatment Centre in lieu of flowers.

Also on Funeral Times, a notice for Laura Hoy-Henry says she died ‘tragically as a result of a road traffic accident’.

She is described as the ‘precious daughter of Dympna Hoy (nee McCann) and Dessie Henry also stepdaughter of Benny O’Neill and Marie Henry (nee Quinn)’ and the ‘devoted mother of Laoise (O’Neill)’.

The notice adds that her funeral will take place at noon on Thursday 26 February at the Church of The Most Holy Trinity Cookstown, followed by burial afterwards in Forthill Cemetery.

It adds that Laura’s Requiem Mass can be viewed using this link The notice also asks for donations in lieu of flowers to Air Ambulance, c/o the family.

Funeral details for John Guy will follow.

Earlier the PSNI’s Detective Inspector Stewart stated the force’s are with the families of the victims, and pledged to “continue to support” them.